CONTENTS
| Things to See in Springtime | ||
| The Seeing Eye | ||
| TALE NO. | PAGE | |
| 1. | Blue-eyes, the Snow-child, or the Story of Hepatica | [3] |
| 2. | The Story of the Dawnsinger, or How the Bloodroot Came | [5] |
| 3. | The Prairie-girl with Yellow Hair | [6] |
| 4. | The Cat's-eye Toad, a child of Maka Ina | [11] |
| 5. | How the Bluebird Came | [14] |
| 6. | Robin, the Bird that Loves to Make Clay Pots | [17] |
| 7. | Brook Brownie, or How the Song Sparrow Got his Streaks | [20] |
| 8. | Diablo and the Dogwood | [20] |
| 9. | The Woolly-bear | [23] |
| 10. | How the Violets Came | [25] |
| 11. | Cocoons | [26] |
| 12. | Butterflies and Moths | [28] |
| 13. | The Mourning-cloak Butterfly or the Camberwell Beauty | [30] |
| 14. | The Wandering Monarch | [32] |
| 15. | The Bells of the Solomon Seal | [35] |
| 16. | The Silver Bells of the False Solomon Seal | [37] |
Things to See in Summertime | ||
| 17. | How the Mouse-bird made Fun of the Brownie | [43] |
| 18. | The Pot-herb that Sailed with the Pilgrims | [44] |
| 19. | How the Red Clover Got the White Mark on Its Leaves | [47] |
| 20. | The Shamrock and Her Three Sisters | [51] |
| 21. | The Indian Basket-Maker | [53] |
| 22. | Crinkleroot; or Who Hid the Salad? | [56] |
| 23. | The Mecha-meck | [61] |
| 24. | Dutchman's Breeches | [63] |
| 25. | The Seven Sour Sisters | [65] |
| 26. | Self-heal or Blue-curls in the Grass | [65] |
| 27. | The Four Butterflies You See Every Summer | [67] |
| 28. | The Beautiful Poison Caterpillar | [72] |
| 29. | The Great Splendid Silk-moth or Samia Cecropia | [77] |
| 30. | The Green Fairy with the Long Train | [79] |
| 31. | The Wicked Hoptoad and the Little Yellow Dragon | [82] |
| 32. | The Fairy Bird or the Humming-bird Moth | [85] |
| 33. | Ribgrass or Whiteman's-Foot | [88] |
| 34. | Jack-in-the-Pulpit | [91] |
| 35. | How the Indian Pipe Came | [91] |
| 36. | The Cucumber Under the Brownie's Umbrella | [93] |
| 37. | The Hickory Horn-Devil | [95] |
Things to See in Autumntime | ||
| 38. | The Purple and Gold of Autumn | [103] |
| 39. | Why the Chicadee Goes Crazy Twice a Year | [104] |
| 40. | The Story of the Quaking Aspen or Poplar | [107] |
| 41. | The Witch-hazel | [109] |
| 42. | How the Shad Came and How the Chestnut Got Its Burrs | [112] |
| 43. | How the Littlest Owl Came | [113] |
| 44. | The Wood-witch and the Bog-nuts | [114] |
| 45. | The Mud-dauber Wasp | [117] |
| 46. | The Cicada and the Katydid | [121] |
| 47. | The Digger Wasp That Killed the Cicada | [123] |
| 48. | How the Indian Summer Came | [126] |
Things to See in Wintertime | ||
| 49. | The North Star, or the Home Star | [129] |
| 50. | The Pappoose on the Squaw's Back | [131] |
| 51. | Orion the Hunter, and his Fight with the Bull | [133] |
| 52. | The Pleiades, that Orion Fired at the Bull | [134] |
| 53. | The Twin Stars | [136] |
| 54. | Stoutheart and His Black Cravat | [137] |
| 55. | Tracks and the Stories They Tell | [138] |
| 56. | A Rabbit's Story of His Life | [140] |
| 57. | The Singing Hawk | [144] |
| 58. | The Fingerboard Goldenrod | [145] |
| 59. | Woodchuck Day—February Second | [149] |
Things to Know | ||
| The Story of The Trail | ||
| 60. | How the Pine Tree Tells its Own Story | [153] |
| 61. | Blazes | [155] |
| 62. | Totems | [155] |
| 63. | Symbols | [159] |
| 64. | Sign Language | [161] |
| 65. | The Language of Hens | [161] |
| 66. | Why the Squirrel Wears a Bushy Tail | [162] |
| 67. | Why the Dog Wags His Tail | [163] |
| 68. | Why the Dog Turns Around Three Times Before Lying Down | [164] |
| 69. | The Deathcup of Diablo | [165] |
| 70. | The Poison Ivy, or the Three-fingered Demon of the Woods | [169] |
| 71. | The Medicine in the Sky | [170] |
| 72. | The Angel of the Night | [172] |
Things to Do | ||
| The Thinking Hand | ||
| 73. | Bird-nesting in Winter | [177] |
| 74. | The Ox-eye Daisy or Marguerite | [179] |
| 75. | The Monkey-hunt | [181] |
| 76. | The Horsetail and the Jungle | [185] |
| 77. | The Woods in Winter | [186] |
| 78. | The Fish and the Pond | [187] |
| 79. | Smoke Prints of Leaves | [189] |
| 80. | Bird-boxes | [189] |
| 81. | A Hunter's Lamp | [193] |
| 82. | The Coon Hunt | [194] |
| 83. | The Indian Pot | [195] |
| 84. | Snowflakes | [197] |
| 85. | Are you Alive? Farsight | [199] |
| 86. | Are you Alive? Quicksight | [200] |
| 87. | Are you Alive? Hearing | [200] |
| 88. | Are you Alive? Feeling | [201] |
| 89. | Are you Alive? Quickness | [202] |
| 90. | Are you Alive? Guessing Length | [203] |
| 91. | Are you Alive? Aim or Limb-control | [204] |
| 92. | A Treasure Hunt | [205] |
| 93. | Moving Pictures | [205] |
| 94. | The Natural Autograph Album | [207] |
| 95. | The Crooked Stick | [208] |
| 96. | The Animal Dance of Nana-bo-jou | [209] |
| 97. | The Caribou Dance | [212] |
| 98. | The Council Robe | [216] |
Things to Remember | ||
| The Winged Soul that Stores up Precious Memories. | ||
| 99. | How the Wren Became King of the Birds | [221] |
| 100. | The Snowstorm | [222] |
| 101. | The Fairy Lamps | [223] |
| 102. | The Sweetest Sad Song in the Woods | [225] |
| 103. | Springtime, or the Wedding of Maka Ina and El Sol | [227] |
| 104. | Running the Council | [228] |
| 105. | The Sandpainting of the Fire | [229] |
| 106. | The Woodcraft Kalendar | [231] |
| 107. | Climbing the Mountain | [233] |
| 108. | The Omaha Prayer | [235] |
| A List of Books by the Author | [236] | |